All Topscan services have been developed to provide you with accurate, up to date information about your site and property and to build on this we are now able to provide you with an Asbestos Re-Inspection of your known Asbestos Containing Materials (ACM) just like an asbestos consultants will do, but with added Topscan benefits. 

During the site visit we can ensure that your building outline drawings are accurate as well as take the opportunity to collect further key site information such as occupancy, assets, room function and fire services.  This gives you mch more benefit from the same visit to sire and at potentially reduced costs.

Topscan's Asbestos Re-Inspection service includes the following:

• Re-inspection of your known Asbestos Containing Materials (ACM) ensuring your compliance to the CAR 2006 regulations.
• Update the existing Asbestos records.
• Provide a report on the results of the inspection.
• Advise where there have been any changes to your know ACM and provide recommendations to maintain, based on the risk assessments.
• If you are a new MICAD IPR user, Topscan can populate the Asbestos Module with your existing Asbestos records.
• If you are an existing MICAD IPR user, Topscan can update the existing ACM records on the Asbestos Module ensuring any changes to the building layout such as room division does not compromise the asbestos records.

Additional beneficial features of Topscan's Asbestos Re-Inspection service:

•During the survey we can check your building and room layouts, ensuring any existing drawings are up-to date.

•During the survey we can check or collect from scratch a range of room data including, ceiling heights, room function, occupancy, and department usage.

•During the survey Topscan can capture your services details such as Fire Alert & Detection and Lighting etc.

•Your Asbestos re- inspections can form part of a quarterly update service ensuring your data will always be accurate and up to date and can be relied upon when you have to make decisions.

Why Re-inspect asbestos?

The Control of asbestos Regulations 2006 requires that the condition of asbestos-based products needs to be inspected regularly and records updated accordingly. The frequency of the asbestos inspection regime must not exceed 12 months but is dictated by the risk that the asbestos poses. The risk is assessed by the type, extent, condition and location of the asbestos.